Monthly Archives: October 2012

Frank Ocean – I Miss You

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dM6woaxQDRs&feature=related

How do you miss something that you haven’t seen during this lifetime? I do. I miss it with all my heart. Maybe it was last lifetime or maybe it was in between lifetimes when I was a part of that vast ocean of oneness. I remember that feeling. Of never-ending Self. That feeling of unity is something that I can still taste on this earth just as you can taste salt I can taste the sweetness of unity – my body, my soul, my mind it knows it’s way back.

It’s like that feeling of being emerged in the Ocean. You’re buoyant and it’s like your body doesn’t exist in a way. All I want to do is swim farther and farther out. Then I look back and I see all those people, my friends and family, the world and I realize that I have to swim back eventually. And that I made a promise to swim back and touch the earth, fully knowing that I belong in that ocean.

Traveling Inward

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A locked up world. The idea that if movement is not seen outside we are the same inside. My mission is not to cross oceans or climb mountains that we see but those deep within my soul. What moves is not necessarily my finger or my feet but my soul moves, my mind moves, my […]

Who cares about…

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Who cares about ‘normal’?! I’m not a normal person. I am divine energy. That may sound blasphemous to some but the persisting duality and (ultimately the excuse) that we’re made from the image of God but not capable of realizing his compassion, love, and inspiration on this earth is SINFUL. We are more than that. […]

Brit Marling

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dhuwoiz-LLU&feature=relmfu

“The actor who merely assumes the characteristics can never move anyone as much as the actor who is genuinely moved so your job is just to get yourself into a space where you strip all this like analytical stuff out and develop your innocence and imagination and your vulnerability to be this vessel for stories that come through you and move you move deeply than they move anybody else. Like that’s your job description and I thought to myself … this is amazing to .. to do this for a living so…”